David Gauke interview on Brexit

The transcript discusses the ongoing talks between the government and the Labour Party, focusing on trade with the European Union. It highlights areas of common ground and differences, particularly regarding the Labour Party's demand for a full customs union. The government seeks to maintain an independent trade policy while addressing Parliament's concerns about leaving without a deal. The need for constructive engagement and consensus in the House of Commons is emphasized to protect jobs and living standards.

What is the government's stance on having an independent trade policy?

How does the speaker suggest finding a consensus in the House of Commons?